the guy made one mistake, get off his back.
"anti-lebron for life"? dangoutsul are you kidding me? youve never made a dumb mistake in your life out of frustration? should everybody in the world hate you?
obviously im not defending him as i acknowledged that it was a mistake on his part, im not even that big of a lebron fan, but people are making way too big of a deal. he's 24, it's a learning curve, i really hope that people dont start hating him just for this one moment. one moment doesn't define a person. the years and years of the good reputation that he has worked towards defines him.
"anti-lebron for life"? dangoutsul are you kidding me? youve never made a dumb mistake in your life out of frustration? should everybody in the world hate you?
obviously im not defending him as i acknowledged that it was a mistake on his part, im not even that big of a lebron fan, but people are making way too big of a deal. he's 24, it's a learning curve, i really hope that people dont start hating him just for this one moment. one moment doesn't define a person. the years and years of the good reputation that he has worked towards defines him.
No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
If any of you guys played competitive sports
and were good, you would understand winning was important,
doing your best was important, losing and not doing your
best sucks, and the last thing you want to do is shake
hands and pretend, that's right, pretend, everything is cool
and rosey. That's bullshit. In that situation you want to
scream and just be left alone. I don't care who it is---it goes
for any athlete who tries their best and in the moment feels
defeated.
If any of you guys played competitive sports
and were good, you would understand winning was important,
doing your best was important, losing and not doing your
best sucks, and the last thing you want to do is shake
hands and pretend, that's right, pretend, everything is cool
and rosey. That's bullshit. In that situation you want to
scream and just be left alone. I don't care who it is---it goes
for any athlete who tries their best and in the moment feels
defeated.
The media has overblown this so out of proportion, and so have you guys. Been in the league five or six years, this is his biggest mistake?? Boo hoo. He didn't shake hands, who cares? He's frustrated and sick of losing, was it unsportsmanlike, yes. Give him a pass, five years, one small mistake. That's a pretty go % in my opinion.
about the fooball coaches shaking hands, im sure you remember a not so distnat encounter where a head coach ran off the field afterthe game with out shaking his opponents hand?? (think super bowl)
and fuck it there was times when i played sport when i refused to go shake hands, its happened before and it will happen again get over it.
and fuck it there was times when i played sport when i refused to go shake hands, its happened before and it will happen again get over it.
theres a certain level of respect that your opponent has earned. "fuck it" doesn't work. if you have any respect for yourself, youd shake the opponents hand after you lose. you learn more about others and more about yourself in defeat than in victory... im not trying to overhype this whole thing, lebron made a mistake, it's silly to drag it out this much... but it i'm just giving you my opinion on why respect should be given at the end of a game
ha
idk where you conjured that up but it sounds pretty dumb. where I come from, we have something called class... idk maybe basketball is just different than football in that respect.
but in any event... I think this has definetly been blown out of proportion. people will forget about it soon enough...
